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The Department of Homeland Security has launced The Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN), a massive online network powered by Groove Workspace. The Service allows government agencies to exchange photos, maps and video feeds to respond to crises or threats. 
Eventually, HSIN will be used by agencies in 50 states, five territories, tribal governments and 50 major urban areas, as well as by organizations in the private sector. [Source: Boston Business Journal]
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